Neovim conf - where are the recordings?

[Bram Moolenaar]

www.neovimconf.live has a link to youtube, but it appears to be only the
first day. And no index of what talk is at what time. And for the
talks there is only a title and a little info about the speaker, no
summary. Thus it's hard to tell what is interesting enough to watch.

The schedule for the second day changed the last moment. When I tuned
in there were just two guys talking about things unrelated to Vim and
playing video games...

Is there at least a link to the keynote?

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[Enan Ajmain]

On Sun, 11 Dec 2022 16:21:05 +0000
Bram Moolenaar <Br...@moolenaar.net> wrote:
> www.neovimconf.live has a link to youtube, but it appears to be only the
> first day. And no index of what talk is at what time. And for the
> talks there is only a title and a little info about the speaker, no
> summary. Thus it's hard to tell what is interesting enough to watch.

The recordings can be found in their Twitch channel:
https://www.twitch.tv/theprimeagen/videos?filter=archives&sort=time

But there is no summary or timestamps. They will probably split up the
talks after the conference is over and put them in their YouTube
channel. I am not sure, though, and I have no idea how long that might
take.

P.S. I'm not affiliated with this conference. I just had to find the
recordings of the streams myself as well and thought to share the link.

> The schedule for the second day changed the last moment. When I tuned
> in there were just two guys talking about things unrelated to Vim and
> playing video games...
>
> Is there at least a link to the keynote?
>

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[rwmit...@gmail.com]

The two guys (primeagen was one) seem to be well known in that community, but was mostly serving as comedic banter between the speakers, which frequently didn't transition as nicely as hoped.